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Louvre Blocked As France Grapples With Unrest

Some half a million people turned out across France to protest the surging cost of living, a culmination of four weeks of protests that began with high school students demanding better conditions at their schools.

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Protesters in Paris blocked the entrance to the Louvre on Monday as French authorities scrambled to quell public discontent that has fueled mass demonstrations over the cost of living that over the weekend turned into some of the worst outbreaks of street violence in years.

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Macron says that everyone who participated in the violence, burning of buildings and looting will be held accountable. Students block the entrance to the Louvre museum. The interior minister admits the mistakes of the police and offers to resign, but Macron rejected it.

·Belgrade, Serbia
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Macron criticizes the 'lack' of public order but rejects the resignation of Nunez. It rises to at least 3,000 the balance sheet of shops attacked or looted in France (ANSA)

·Rome, Italy
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ANSA broke the news in Rome, Italy on Monday, October 19, 2026.
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